Asus Launches Gaming LCD
Asus India introduces the PG191 LCD monitor with Power Bass System and 2ms response time.

ASUS India has launched the 19" PG191 LCD monitor with 1280 x 1024 resolution, 800:1 contrast ratio and 320nits brightness. The monitor incorporates the Super Bass System and fast 2ms gray-to-gray response time to deliver the audio and video performance demanded by hardcore gamers.
The black and silver PG191 comes with an aluminum alloy neck and circular base and glared panel frame and has flexible tilting and swivel angle adjustment. For gamers, the display contour is based on stealth bombers, and the subwoofer speakers at the back take on the shapes of tank cannons.
The PG191 comes with 2.1-channel speakers (2 x 10W speakers and 15W super bass system). Complemented by SRS Lab's Flagship TruSurround XT audio technology, the display supports the latest game titles' 5.1-and 6.1 channel sound standards.
The monitor incorporates Trace Free technology, which accelerates gray-to-gray response time to 2ms to enable smooth video quality.
The built-in 1.3 webcam and headphones and mic jacks together offer a total interactive solution for online gaming. The bundled Life Frame video communication software further lets users take snapshots and record video with ease. The monitor also has 3 USB 2.0 ports, and support for both DVI-D and D-SUB inputs.
The PG191 offers hot keys to activate its special audio modes — Standard, First-Person Shooting Games, RPG Games, Theater and Music and video modes —Standard, Scenery, Night View, Theater and Gaming.
The Asus PG191 is available with 3-year system and panel warranty, and 1-Year Zero Bright Dot Warranty for a price of Rs. 29,500+tax.

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